Sentence examples for eye delivered from inspiring English sources

Oiled and buff, with mock boo-boos and a black eye delivered by a makeup artist's deft strokes, John Galliano sallied onto the Dior runway today like Kid Klobber, swinging and mugging for the cameras, as the French fall 2001 collections finally came alive.

They will look and feel much like ordinary glasses, featuring clear lenses with built-in waveguides transmitting the output of tiny projectors on each arm across the entire surface of each lens, covering a 120-degree field of view with 60-90 frame-per-second 1080p video (960 x 1080 resolution for each eye) delivered wirelessly by your phone.

"Because Mr. Scott's eye delivers so much information, he then is at a loss to give the material a proper emotional grounding" (Elvis Mitchell).

Because Mr. Scott's eye delivers so much information, he then is at a loss to give the material a proper emotional grounding.

It was used this way for the first time on April 21st, by MLB Network, the sport's proprietary cable channel.It is, though, the trove of information Statcast's all-seeing eye delivers about how players play that most interests teams.

Respect for the elderly, giving up your seat on the train, looking people in the eye, delivering a firm handshake, where else will our children pick these things up?

A bulky, nearly abstract Songe mask with block-shaped, sticking-out tubes for eyes delivers a charge of masculine authority.

Mr. Ejiofor, a sympathetic presence with worried eyes, delivers his lines effectively and makes a plausible (at least to this admiring amateur) jujitsu master.

Just before my oversize helmet slips across my eyes delivering temporary blindness, I catch sight of a warning panel: "Do not exceed your paddling ability.

Eating arugula across the table was my own real-life wise man, and I felt a peculiar mix of hope and fear that he would look me in the eyes deliver some new instruction that would pivot my life.

Mortensen, armed with those scary chiselled cheekbones and deep-set, easily wounded eyes, delivers just the ratio of machine to mortal that Cronenberg requires — the Dietrich to his von Sternberg, you might say.